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THE WAY OF CHANT
Classic Italian Opera, Ancient Music, Chamber Music
GIULIA MARIA MISCIOSCIA – BIOGRAPHY & MORE
Giulia Maria graduated in Italy in Opera Singing, later she specialized in Ancient music, Renaissance and Baroque singing, following the School in Ornamentation, Ancient and Baroque Practices of the harpsichordists Emilia Fadini and Luca Moser, where she studied the Baroque Theory of Affects (Affektenlehre) proposed by the great scholar Athanasius Kirchner (Musurgia Pathetica) and practised by the Italian Baroque composer Giacomo Carissimi.
She trained in Chamber Choirs and Vocal Conducting with the international master and conductor Lorenzo Donati (Italy) and Nicole Corti (France), participating in projects of madrigals, medieval and renaissance polyphonic music, baroque opera and dance.
She attended the Acting School “Il Faro Teatrale” Academy in Milan, founded by the director and actor Massimo Sabet, where she studied dictions and Italian phonetics.
She studied history of Theatre, Opera, poetry, metrics and librettos with the Italian music critic and journalist Carla Moreni.
THE ART OF ITALIAN SPREZZATURA AND BEL CANTO
Giulia believes that music is an excellent ally to face the tidal waves and storms of life. As a singer, she personally experienced many challenges, like a huge fracture to her jaw at 35 years old, that’s why now she has a deep knowledge of phono-respiratory technique and of art of singing without effort and tension, but with ease and grace, called “Sprezzatura” in ancient Italian Music School.
WHAT IS MUSIC
Music is not just a form of entertainment, but a sacred art that can educate harmony, can help to transform and should be used to teach about emotions and to inspire goodness.
Music awakens vitality and hope, singing guides our body to rediscover harmony and health, to overcome even the greatest difficulties.
Those who follow the path of singing, learn to connect deeply with body and mind, they are educated to respect and to be free from physical tensions and mental blocks.
A free voice is a symptom of a light and gentle soul and a soft body.
DIVING IN THE WORLD OF VOICE: THE EXPERIENCE OF BREATHE
Giulia Maria unify the experience of singing with the awareness of yoga practice and breathe (pranayma). She is a Certified 500h Yoga Teacher from Mediterranean Yoga Federation, Europe.
Furthermore, she studied Psicophonie (a therapy of self-experimentation and healing through singing and voice), from the School of Madame Marie-Louise Aucher, France, developed in Italy by Madame Elisa Benassi.
She practiced Nada Yoga with Master Krishna Das in Italy, and she studied Mantra Yoga with master Christian Berton, France.
She currently lives and teaches in Dubai.
A GIFT FROM GIULIA: THE MANTRA OM – THE SOUND OF THE CREATION
This is my gift for you, since you used your time for reading my stories and sharing love through my website. Thank you!
Many people use to sing the sound OM 3 times before their yoga practice or in the end, without any awareness about the physics of this original vibration, so I have written a little pdf-guide about how to sing the Mantra OM, because this can be the most transformative experience of your life, if you will practice in a deep way, vibrating the sound inside your bones, skin, organs and cells. HARI OM, TAT SAT
Giulia MARIA MISCIOSCIA, Italian soprano
– Singing classes for beginners (only LIVE CLASSES)
– Masterclasses for Opera singers & choristers
– Breathe, Voice and Yoga Coaching
Giulia (Julia) Maria is a professional Soprano, graduated in Opera Singing, Ancient, Renaissance and Baroque Music. She is a certified Yoga 500H teacher at the Mediterranean Yoga Federation. She has a degree in Theoretical Physics, with Studies in Quantum Mechanics & Theories of Chaos.